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  • Hanscom Green Stewardship seeking discussion topics

    Hanscom Air Force Base's Environmental Management System (EMS) program will implement three significant projects, or aspects, for 2010. One of the aspects involves asking the Hanscom community to contribute monthly discussion topics. Annually, the Hanscom EMS volunteer cross functional team

  • Net-centric conference to examine changing environments, apps

    The theme for the eighth annual Net-Centric Ops Conference, to be held Sept. 20 at the Wentworth-by-the-Sea Hotel and Resort in New Castle, NH, is: "Changing Environments - Changing Applications." Organizers of the conference, which also includes a golf tournament Sept. 21, say discussions will be

  • ESC awards Iraqi air traffic control tower integration contract

    The Electronic Systems Center's Aerospace Management Systems Division has awarded a contract to ARINC for procuring, integrating, installing and testing air traffic control tower equipment for two Iraqi air force bases. The tower equipment and integration will allow the Iraqi Air Force to establish

  • ESC exhibits capabilities during Empire Challenge

    The Electronic Systems Center displayed a number of capabilities during the U.S. Joint Forces Command-led Empire Challenge '10 demonstration that was held recently at more than 20 U.S. and worldwide sites.Empire Challenge is an annual joint and coalition intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance

  • Websites offer military, families help with moving

    For military members and their families, moving from place to place is a way of life. A new website, Plan My Move, speaks for itself. The Department of Defense developed Plan My Move and its sister program, Military Installations, to help families of all services with comprehensive move and base

  • Wellness opportunities abound for DoD civilians at Hanscom

    Wellness, whether physical, mental or spiritual, is not only important for military members at Hanscom, but also for civilians and many opportunities exist to get in shape, learn how to eat better or find out about health and wellness. Deanne Casey, a registered nurse and Hanscom's health educator,

  • Air Force bans mood or function altering substances

    Recent changes to the Air Force Instruction governing the use of alcohol and drugs have placed mood or function altering substances, other than alcohol and tobacco, off limits to Airmen. Although many of these substances may be purchased legally in several states including Massachusetts, use of